Sentence examples for Tight time schedule from inspiring English sources

Maybe that is what is lacking in the other works – a tight time schedule with a severe penalty and international embarrassment for lateness.

But Judge Moore, who ran the hearing on a tight time schedule, seemed sympathetic to the plaintiffs while directing hard questions at the government's lawyers.

The latest deadline for achieving ignition was last Sunday, Sept. 30, the end of fiscal year 2012, but it passed amid mounting concerns that the technical challenges were too great to be mastered on a tight time schedule.

Justice DiNoto, who kept both lawyers on a tight time schedule and limited their questions when they began to be repetitive, said the hearing would resume on Thursday afternoon.

Legislators are juggling many unknowns as they struggle to put together a budget that closes a deficit of more than $100 million, and must do so on a very tight time schedule.

We have to stick to a tight time schedule.

He said Africans lacked a requisite "concept of time," implying that they would not benefit from drugs that must be administered on tight time schedules.

"But it is a part of the Nasa of old – in which Nasa was launching a lot of missions very quickly on very tight time schedules". That is an important message for Nasa, at a time when America, and the world, is again scrutinising space exploration.

Back in April, The Times's Joseph Kahn reported on concerns voiced by an unnamed senior Treasury Department official: "He said Africans lacked a requisite 'concept of time,' implying that they would not benefit from drugs that must be administered on tight time schedules".

"Congested roads, tight time schedules, 'round the clock surveillanceand a lousy pay at the end of the month".

"Congested roads, tight time schedules, 'round the clock surveillance, and a lousy pay at the end of the month".